Sentence examples for contemporary means from inspiring English sources
It's about contemporary means and methods and how we can articulate that with clarity".
Prouvé was passionate about expressing his craft through contemporary means and materials; Perriand fully subscribed to that belief.
A mixture of contemporary means and materials -- oil pastel, Mylar and xerography -- yields Camille Eskell's old-fashioned, pleasant "Ghost Drawing I".
According to the release, this acquisition will allow Rosetta Stone to "quickly migrate legacy products to a future-proof technology stack witha modern, cloud-based architecture and contemporary means of distribution".
If one were to look at the archaic measures of torture, and even some contemporary means, it becomes clear that observing torture as simply a physical practice is false.
They worried a lot, in fact, and this is because terms like "greatness" — and "masterpiece" ("The Misanthrope"; also, Colette's "The Cat"), and "classic" (Erwin Panofsky's study of Dürer, and Panofsky was still alive, a contemporary!) — meant something.
He tried to find a job, but, Christie wrote, "like most of his contemporaries" — she means contemporaries of his class — he "was not trained for anything".
History is written by the winners, which in contemporary art means the market.
Placed in a context of sectarian combat, this contemporary bogeyman means something different and is saying something new.
It's a truly sustainable technique that, coupled with eye-catching contemporary design, means African textiles are reaching the audience they deserve.
Ms. LeCrone falls prey too often to the idea that contemporary ballet means overlaying academic steps with flexed feet, parallel legs and the occasional backbend that aren't part of the ballet lexicon.
